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| − | '''September 15''' is a day in [[September]]. | + | '''September 15''' is a [[15]]<sup>th</sup> day in [[September]]. |
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[[Category:Days of year]] | [[Category:Days of year]] | ||
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Revision as of 06:17, 14 September 2007
September 15 is a 15th day in September.
Events
1830 -- England: Railing?: William Huskisson, a popular member of the British Parliament, becomes the first person to be run over by a railroad train.
- There isn't a train I wouldn't take,
- no matter where it's going.
- — Edna St Vincent Millay Poet, long-time fighter for the release of Sacco & Vanzetti
1846 -- Russia: Warlaam Tcherkesoff lives (1846-1925). Georgian Prince, anarchist militant & collaborator with that other Prince, Peter Kropotkin. http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/08ref.htm#18/1925
1870 -- France: Mikhail Bakunin arrives in Lyons, from Locarno; within two weeks a popular uprising breaks out.
1872 -- Saint-Imier Congress convenes, September 15-16 1872, at the initiative of the Jura Federation. http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/09ref.htm#15/1872
1943 -- Italy: Gino Lucetti (1900-1943) dies. Tossed a bomb at 'Il Duce' Mussolini in 1926. Today he cheated on his 30-year prison sentence. WWII antifascist partisans took group names; two were 'G. Lucetti' (60-80 guerillas) & 'Lucetti bis' (58 strong). http://recollectionbooks.com/bleed/09ref.htm#11/1926
1969 -- According to today's issue of the "Library Journal", poet/anarchist Diane di Prima's "Memoirs of a Beatnik" "provides a stark & vivid characterization of her young life in New York City."
1973 -- Chile: Victor Jara murdered in massacre after American-sponsored overthrow of Salvador Allende. Also killed is at least one American Wobbly; Background materials on the Chilean workers' movement in the 1970s, http://recollectionbooks.com/siml/library/index.html#chile
